Yesterday we released a new and highly anticipated Syneto service: Remote Configuration Backup. Essentially, it takes out all the pain associated with keeping various UTM configurations on your machine, and instead holds them inside the Syneto cloud. You are allowed to store up to 10 distinct machine configurations, with the oldest getting deleted every time a new one is saved (once you reached the limit). The service is now available for our CLI-loving fans. Just do a config backup from the console and let us take it from there.

Now, for the good news: the Remote Configuration Backup service is free in 2009 for anyone who purchases a Remote Software Update license. That’s right: buy one, get the other free.

And now for a quick glimpse into the future:

This is just a quick peek into our next software release, in which, apart from bringing the configuration backup into the interface, we also integrate and consolidate the local configuration management features. Don’t tell anyone, but I also heard rumours about an Antispam Greylist feature coming your way.

We added a new screenshots page to our site to showcase the Syneto UTM. It is a quick sneak preview of what is coming in our new 1.1 release. We are very excited about it and so should you! With the beta almost out-the-door, the final version is just a matter of weeks.

But I won’t keep you waiting any longer. Here is the Syneto UTM screenshots page.

Hello and welcome to our new blog. We consider the official blog to be the next step towards bridging the gap between us, the creators of the Syneto Networking Technology, and you, our trusty audience.

So what can you expect from this blog? Official announcements, un-official teasers, technology preview and ‘behind-the-scenes’ action. We want you to know us and we would be delighted to know you better. So, don’t hesitate to leave us your comments. As always, we are thrilled to hear from you.

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